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CameraX kullanım alanının çıktısı iki yönlüdür: arabellek ve dönüştürme bilgileri. Arabellek bir bayt dizisidir ve dönüştürme bilgileri, arabelleğin son kullanıcılara gösterilmeden önce nasıl kırpılması ve döndürülmesi gerektiğini belirtir. Dönüşümün nasıl uygulanacağı arabelleğin biçimine bağlıdır.
ImageCapture
ImageCapture
kullanım alanında, kırpma dikdörtgeni arabelleği diske kaydetmeden önce uygulanır ve döndürme işlemi Exif verilerine kaydedilir. Uygulamanın yapması gereken başka bir işlem yoktur.
Önizle
Preview
kullanım alanında, SurfaceRequest.setTransformationInfoListener()
işlevini çağırarak dönüştürme bilgilerini alabilirsiniz.
Dönüşüm her güncellendiğinde arayan, yeni bir SurfaceRequest.TransformationInfo
nesnesi alır.
Dönüşüm bilgilerinin nasıl uygulanacağı, Surface
kaynağına bağlıdır ve genellikle kolay bir işlem değildir. Hedef yalnızca önizlemeyi göstermekse PreviewView
öğesini kullanın. PreviewView
, dönüştürme işlemini otomatik olarak yapan özel bir görünümdür. OpenGL gibi gelişmiş kullanımlarda önizleme akışını düzenlemeniz gerektiğinde CameraX temel test uygulamasındaki kod örneğine bakın.
Koordinatları dönüştürme
Diğer yaygın bir görev de arabellek yerine koordinatlarla çalışmaktır. Örneğin, önizlemede algılanan yüzün etrafına bir kutu çizmek gibi. Bu gibi durumlarda, algılanan yüzün koordinatlarını görüntü analizinden önizlemeye dönüştürmeniz gerekir.
Aşağıdaki kod snippet'i, görüntü analizi koordinatlarından PreviewView
koordinatlarına eşleme yapan bir matris oluşturur. (x, y) koordinatlarını Matrix
ile dönüştürmek için Matrix.mapPoints()
bölümüne bakın.
Kotlin
fun getCorrectionMatrix(imageProxy: ImageProxy, previewView: PreviewView) : Matrix {
val cropRect = imageProxy.cropRect
val rotationDegrees = imageProxy.imageInfo.rotationDegrees
val matrix = Matrix()
// A float array of the source vertices (crop rect) in clockwise order.
val source = floatArrayOf(
cropRect.left.toFloat(),
cropRect.top.toFloat(),
cropRect.right.toFloat(),
cropRect.top.toFloat(),
cropRect.right.toFloat(),
cropRect.bottom.toFloat(),
cropRect.left.toFloat(),
cropRect.bottom.toFloat()
)
// A float array of the destination vertices in clockwise order.
val destination = floatArrayOf(
0f,
0f,
previewView.width.toFloat(),
0f,
previewView.width.toFloat(),
previewView.height.toFloat(),
0f,
previewView.height.toFloat()
)
// The destination vertexes need to be shifted based on rotation degrees. The
// rotation degree represents the clockwise rotation needed to correct the image.
// Each vertex is represented by 2 float numbers in the vertices array.
val vertexSize = 2
// The destination needs to be shifted 1 vertex for every 90° rotation.
val shiftOffset = rotationDegrees / 90 * vertexSize;
val tempArray = destination.clone()
for (toIndex in source.indices) {
val fromIndex = (toIndex + shiftOffset) % source.size
destination[toIndex] = tempArray[fromIndex]
}
matrix.setPolyToPoly(source, 0, destination, 0, 4)
return matrix
}
Java
Matrix getMappingMatrix(ImageProxy imageProxy, PreviewView previewView) {
Rect cropRect = imageProxy.getCropRect();
int rotationDegrees = imageProxy.getImageInfo().getRotationDegrees();
Matrix matrix = new Matrix();
// A float array of the source vertices (crop rect) in clockwise order.
float[] source = {
cropRect.left,
cropRect.top,
cropRect.right,
cropRect.top,
cropRect.right,
cropRect.bottom,
cropRect.left,
cropRect.bottom
};
// A float array of the destination vertices in clockwise order.
float[] destination = {
0f,
0f,
previewView.getWidth(),
0f,
previewView.getWidth(),
previewView.getHeight(),
0f,
previewView.getHeight()
};
// The destination vertexes need to be shifted based on rotation degrees.
// The rotation degree represents the clockwise rotation needed to correct
// the image.
// Each vertex is represented by 2 float numbers in the vertices array.
int vertexSize = 2;
// The destination needs to be shifted 1 vertex for every 90° rotation.
int shiftOffset = rotationDegrees / 90 * vertexSize;
float[] tempArray = destination.clone();
for (int toIndex = 0; toIndex < source.length; toIndex++) {
int fromIndex = (toIndex + shiftOffset) % source.length;
destination[toIndex] = tempArray[fromIndex];
}
matrix.setPolyToPoly(source, 0, destination, 0, 4);
return matrix;
}
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Son güncelleme tarihi: 2025-08-21 UTC.
[null,null,["Son güncelleme tarihi: 2025-08-21 UTC."],[],[],null,["# Transform output\n\nThe output of a CameraX use case is twofold: the buffer and the transformation\ninfo. The buffer is a byte array and the transformation info is how the buffer\nshould be cropped and rotated before being shown to end users. How to apply the\ntransformation depends on the format of the buffer.\n\nImageCapture\n------------\n\nFor the `ImageCapture` use case, the crop rect buffer is applied before saving\nto disk and the rotation is saved in the Exif data. There is no additional\naction needed from the app.\n\nPreview\n-------\n\nFor the `Preview` use case, you can get the transformation information by\ncalling\n[`SurfaceRequest.setTransformationInfoListener()`](/reference/androidx/camera/core/SurfaceRequest#setTransformationInfoListener(java.util.concurrent.Executor,%20androidx.camera.core.SurfaceRequest.TransformationInfoListener)).\nEvery time the transformation is updated, the caller receives a new\n[`SurfaceRequest.TransformationInfo`](/reference/androidx/camera/core/SurfaceRequest.TransformationInfo)\nobject.\n\nHow to apply the transformation information depends on the source of the\n`Surface`, and is usually non-trivial. If the goal is to simply display the\npreview, use `PreviewView`. `PreviewView` is a custom view that automatically\nhandles transformation. For advanced uses, when you need to edit the preview\nstream, such as with OpenGL, look at the code sample in the [CameraX core test\napp](https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/support/+/refs/heads/androidx-main/camera/integration-tests/coretestapp/src/main/java/androidx/camera/integration/core).\n\nTransform coordinates\n---------------------\n\nAnother common task is to work with the coordinates instead of the buffer, such\nas drawing a box around the detected face in preview. In cases such as this, you\nneed to transform the coordinates of the detected face from image analysis to\npreview.\n\nThe following code snippet creates a matrix that maps from image analysis\ncoordinates to `PreviewView` coordinates. To transform the (x, y) coordinates\nwith a [`Matrix`](/reference/android/graphics/Matrix), see\n[`Matrix.mapPoints()`](/reference/android/graphics/Matrix#mapPoints(float%5B%5D)). \n\n### Kotlin\n\n```kotlin\nfun getCorrectionMatrix(imageProxy: ImageProxy, previewView: PreviewView) : Matrix {\n val cropRect = imageProxy.cropRect\n val rotationDegrees = imageProxy.imageInfo.rotationDegrees\n val matrix = Matrix()\n\n // A float array of the source vertices (crop rect) in clockwise order.\n val source = floatArrayOf(\n cropRect.left.toFloat(),\n cropRect.top.toFloat(),\n cropRect.right.toFloat(),\n cropRect.top.toFloat(),\n cropRect.right.toFloat(),\n cropRect.bottom.toFloat(),\n cropRect.left.toFloat(),\n cropRect.bottom.toFloat()\n )\n\n // A float array of the destination vertices in clockwise order.\n val destination = floatArrayOf(\n 0f,\n 0f,\n previewView.width.toFloat(),\n 0f,\n previewView.width.toFloat(),\n previewView.height.toFloat(),\n 0f,\n previewView.height.toFloat()\n )\n\n // The destination vertexes need to be shifted based on rotation degrees. The\n // rotation degree represents the clockwise rotation needed to correct the image.\n\n // Each vertex is represented by 2 float numbers in the vertices array.\n val vertexSize = 2\n // The destination needs to be shifted 1 vertex for every 90° rotation.\n val shiftOffset = rotationDegrees / 90 * vertexSize;\n val tempArray = destination.clone()\n for (toIndex in source.indices) {\n val fromIndex = (toIndex + shiftOffset) % source.size\n destination[toIndex] = tempArray[fromIndex]\n }\n matrix.setPolyToPoly(source, 0, destination, 0, 4)\n return matrix\n}\n```\n\n### Java\n\n```java\nMatrix getMappingMatrix(ImageProxy imageProxy, PreviewView previewView) {\n Rect cropRect = imageProxy.getCropRect();\n int rotationDegrees = imageProxy.getImageInfo().getRotationDegrees();\n Matrix matrix = new Matrix();\n\n // A float array of the source vertices (crop rect) in clockwise order.\n float[] source = {\n cropRect.left,\n cropRect.top,\n cropRect.right,\n cropRect.top,\n cropRect.right,\n cropRect.bottom,\n cropRect.left,\n cropRect.bottom\n };\n\n // A float array of the destination vertices in clockwise order.\n float[] destination = {\n 0f,\n 0f,\n previewView.getWidth(),\n 0f,\n previewView.getWidth(),\n previewView.getHeight(),\n 0f,\n previewView.getHeight()\n };\n\n // The destination vertexes need to be shifted based on rotation degrees.\n // The rotation degree represents the clockwise rotation needed to correct\n // the image.\n\n // Each vertex is represented by 2 float numbers in the vertices array.\n int vertexSize = 2;\n // The destination needs to be shifted 1 vertex for every 90° rotation.\n int shiftOffset = rotationDegrees / 90 * vertexSize;\n float[] tempArray = destination.clone();\n for (int toIndex = 0; toIndex \u003c source.length; toIndex++) {\n int fromIndex = (toIndex + shiftOffset) % source.length;\n destination[toIndex] = tempArray[fromIndex];\n }\n matrix.setPolyToPoly(source, 0, destination, 0, 4);\n return matrix;\n}\n```"]]